Lips

The epidermis of the lips is very delicate and thin, almost completely lacking natural protection against moisture loss. It dries out quickly, becomes chapped and can crack. In order to keep it in good condition, systematic care is necessary, and under no circumstances should you lick your lips (no matter if it is hot or cold outside). It is true that it brings temporary relief and a feeling of hydration, but when the air is dry or the wind blows your lips dry out instantly; moreover, digestive enzymes contained in saliva contribute to increased drying of the lips.

1. Peeling. It is worth making a sugar scrub every few days. This scrub gently exfoliates dead epidermis, perfectly smooths and gives your lips exceptional softness and elasticity. It is enough to spread a small amount of the preparation evenly on your lips, massaging with circular movements until the sugar dissolves.
   
   
2. Lip oiling and moisturising. The epidermis of the lips does not have many sebaceous glands, which are responsible for providing moisture to the skin, so it needs extra oiling. Vaseline and lipstick are perfect for everyday use. Carry them with you and use them whenever you need to. For evening care, use a lip mask to repair and nourish lips.
   
   
3. Make-up. Any lipstick will look good on well-moisturised, smooth lips. But if you want to brighten and optically enlarge your lips, reach for a shimmer. A unique combination of a nourishing formula and sparkling gold or silver particles will give your lip make-up a shiny finish.